The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-01
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAIr--MONDAY. AUGUST l. 1887.

hoAs jon chkhbh Do'uy NJ y 10 L.
The Maryland Jockey Club offers
many rich purses for its fall meeting.
Lucky Baldwin says that LIS Ange-
los is toe best two year old on the
turf.
The Sheepshead Bay course seems
to be the fastest in the country this
season.
The new Louisiana Jockey Cub
will hold a six day meeting In No.
vember.
Trotsipg races are more generally
patronissd In Pittsburg than in any
other city.
These are the names OF two prcmi.
nent Australian racers, Leporello and
Aphrodite.
O. H. Todd, the Chicago Derby win
ner. was once traded for 500 am q
Shetland pony.
Az recent trotting match OF Philips
burg, Mon several ranchmen wagered
farms on the result.
The Prince of Wales keeps stations
on his Norfolk estate for the use OF his
tenants at nominal lees.
The fund for the widow OF Jockey
Harris, who was killed at Brighton,
now amounts TO Sl053 so.
After an absence OF FIVE years from
the turf, Storey is beipg run in the West.
He IL related to Hanover.
During the lsst twenty years the
Buffalo Park has given 1851 500 in Its
artroiting meetings.
Volante and The Bard are both In
the B sverwycs, OF mile and 500
yards, al Saratoga on August 20.
All the stakes Of the Chicago meet
ing, and quite number OF the purse
events, we're won by colored riders.
Philadelphia leads all other cities In
the world in the number OF trottinS
tracks, having no less Than Ave.
At the late Chicsgo meeting over
$l0i,000 WAS distributed to the differ.
ent owners. L. ]. Baldwin won ST..
22l.
A very we'll known Canadian turf.
man is Osborne Morton. an old fash
Toned colored trainer, who was once
jockey.
The new Manhattan Jockey Club
will exclude horses that have been
raced on half mile track, or for less
than $500.
1t 10 believed by some white headed
turimen that The Bard will prove to
be better stallion than his great sire,
Lonefsllow.
The Rockswsy steeplechsse Asso.
citation has opened Ave sweepstakes TO
be run at it's fall meeting. Entries
close August ID.
The Dutch Racing and Trotting As
ISOLATION gives meeting at Clingen-
dssl park, the Hague, Holland, on
August Sd nd 4th.
Tyrant is In the hands Of q vsterin
arian. He has been fred, but shows
no signs OF improvement. Hr. Has.
gin says he has little hopes Of the
morse, for this reason at least.
Tro ting meetings are more popular
In Western New York than base ball
matches. Every farmer who owns q
colt believes he 10 the possessor OF O
trotter who will one day beat the
record.
II 10 worth recording that thirteen
hands three incn racing pony by the
great Pslrarch 10 advertised for sale IN
England. IL 10 very saloon that q
grea, horse gets such style Of an
animal, who, by the By, Is offered at
100 guineas.
The 81, 10000 breach OF pronioe
suit brought In Los Angeles by Louia
@. Perkins sgainst Lucky Baldwin has
been compromised ION payment Of
slO0 and other good and valuable
consideration In full payment OF de-
mands and claims"
Sir Henry Lunnon Simpson, mayor
Of Windsor, has Just been knight by
Queen Victoria. He 10 q veterinary
surge m, and the fiat OF his profession
b. bays q handle gwen his name. A
few vets, however, have been born
heirs 10 titular digni,y.
The third annual stake races Of the
Indiana Tro tiug aud Pscine Horse
Bfesders' A, ISOLATION will take place
at Trrle Hsute, Ind, August p, 81
and 4th, over tbs Teue Haut- nile
track. Toe unueually number Of en-
tries insures first class racing.
The second ennual meeting Of the
st ea'or ID living Psrk and Far As.o.
ciatiIn will b. held August I'd, 81,
Ali q I'd 5th $500 will be d stribuIed
10 prizes. The entry list inc,ukss tbs
b. OF stock In the Wes', and exciting
racing is expected Bt. Louis will be
represented by Susan b and Roet esor.
Big stakes are rapidly on the In.
crease Ia England. On the lat dsy
Of the Lsiccs or spring meeting ne n
year will be run the Portland stakes
Of $4,000 for two y,ar 10, the win.
per 10 receive $4,000. the second
$500, the third $500. the nominatoI
Of the winner and the trainer each
$1,000.
The Sportsman gets of this: "Ir
bis race nj Brighton, on Monday, old
Marsh Rsdon acted almost 40 II en-
dowed with human intelligence,
Seeing Niagara ouipscing him Ia the
stretch, ,he old horse grabbed his NJ
, val by the neck, and once narrow,
escaped taking q piece of Colder
leg"
. ii ne clipping-Jlm Baker, hearibI
, 30 much Of the quickness with wnicl
!. Ted Hanson, champion horse clippe
| Of England, can do q horse over, vii
Q clip him for ESQ . side and the cham
!. pionship. Both TO have same ms
: chimes and same ned horse. An an
|. swer through the London spoitin
!. Life will ineuTe a match.
q A colt race during arecent CInadia
. meetiag came 10 n singular trminI
n lion. 0ne OF the contestants won "a
first and second heats and bolied !
the thiid. The colt that had trotle
secord In each heat evidently COZ
sidered II his duty TO follow lis lead'
aud slsl bolted. The colt that stoo
A Il